Older but still interesting

As of March 2020, School of Haskell has been switched to read-only mode.

Some of the older "Hot topic" Tutorials that are worth considering.

Part I: Deamortized ST 8 Nov 2013Edward Kmett

This is a slow exploration of a novel approach to deamortization in Haskell, that lets us implement more algorithms with a fully functional persistent API, with previously unachievable asymptotics.
IHaskell Architecture: Communicating with IPython 28 Oct 2013Andrew Gibiansky

No description given.
Compiled Heist insight, with no Snap in sight 1 Nov 2013Daniel Diaz Carrete

A compiled Heist tutorial covering some common cases.
An Introduction to Cabal sandboxes (copy) 1 Nov 2013Konstantine Rybnikov

Backup of http://coldwa.st/e/blog/2013-08-20-Cabal-sandbox.html , since I heavily rely on that "transition table"
MFlow as a DSL for Web applications 21 Nov 2013Alberto Gómez Corona

This tutorial shows some example of the use of [MFlow](http://hackage.haskell.org/package/MFlow) as a DSL for web applications rather than as a web framework as such made of heterogeneous stuff. This tutorial modify step by step a simple application, that ask for two numbers and show the result, with different applicative and monadic combinators, adding also some modifiers to create from a multipage application to a single page application, AJAX driven, with autorefresh, push, runtime templating and so on. All of them by adding composable, type safe haskell elements under a single paradigm.